Lenovo, Carolina Hurricanes to help with e-recycle drive
The Kramden Institute will partner with Lenovo and the Carolina Hurricanes on Wednesday to collect old computers that will be refurbished and given to Triangle students.
Posted — UpdatedVolunteers will be on hand at the Lenovo building on Paramount Parkway in Morrisville from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. to collect old computers from Triangle residents. From 2 to 3 p.m., Hurricanes mascot Stormy, members of the Storm Squad and a player will be at the e-recycle drive.
Any age desktops or laptops will be accepted. Volunteers will also collect tablets, smartphones or cellphone, LCD monitors and other computer parts, including keyboards, mice, RAM, processors, motherboards, power cords, USB drives, hard drives and networking equipment.
Newer computers also have systems built in to make it easier:
- Go to the "settings" control panel
- Click "Change PC Settings"
- Go to recovery
- Remove everything and reinstall windows
- Click "fully clean my drive"
Founded in 2003, Durham-based Kramden Institute has donated more than 15,000 computers to kids in 69 North Carolina counties.
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